Atomization of Superheated suspensions with different solids and solid concentrations
Wirth KE, Wellner S (2001)
Publication Language: English
Publication Type: Conference contribution
Publication year: 2001
Publisher: Ilass Europe
City/Town: Zürich
Pages Range: 34
Conference Proceedings Title: Proceedings of the seventeenth international conference on liquid atomization and spray systems
Event location: Zurich
Abstract
The effect of the superheated atomization of water-solid-suspensions is investigated with two different solids, aluminia and zeolith. The particle size distributions of the powders seems to have no influence for the droplet size distributions of the suspension sprays. The shapes of the solid particles intensify the atomization by disintegration of the jet to smaller droplets if surface roughness and crevice are given. The concentration of the solid in the suspension influences the spray geometry. The volume of the spray cone increases with an increase of solid concentration. It was perceived that internal scattering of the jet is given for all superheating, ∆T_S. The nucleation is assumed to be heterogeneous. Particles in a fluid increase the probability for heterogeneous nucleus and an influence of the particle concentration and surface shape is verified in the region near the dense core
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APA:
Wirth, K.-E., & Wellner, S. (2001). Atomization of Superheated suspensions with different solids and solid concentrations. In ILASS-Europe (Eds.), Proceedings of the seventeenth international conference on liquid atomization and spray systems (pp. 34). Zurich, CH: Zürich: Ilass Europe.
MLA:
Wirth, Karl-Ernst, and Sabine Wellner. "Atomization of Superheated suspensions with different solids and solid concentrations." Proceedings of the ILASS-Europe 2001, Zurich Ed. ILASS-Europe, Zürich: Ilass Europe, 2001. 34.
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